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Hi!
By default it should already display something like Events for {month} {year} – for example, Events for February 2014. Do you already have a customization in place?
Thanks!
Events Calendar PRO itself does not support anything like this. Our ticketing extensions – such as WooCommerce Tickets and EDD Tickets – do allow tickets to be sold, but in relation to individual events rather than venues.
Please do feel free to post feature requests for anything else you’d like to see – but at this time I think the answer is simply, no, that is not supported.
Does that answer your question?
Hi Lars!
By default it isn’t set up to work in that fashion. It’s certainly possible to customize it though so that for instance week view is shown by default (and perhaps even is the only available view) and you could even set the calendar to “fast forward” to whichever week/month contains the next upcoming event – though I would highlight this last idea would have to be implemented as a customization and you’d need fairly solid WordPress development skills to implement it. Certainly possible, though.
Does that answer your question?
Thanks!
That is strange.
Though I appreciate you indicated having run through these steps already, can I just ask you to confirm if deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default (and unmodified theme) had any effect on this?
Can you also confirm if you have made any customizations to the event templates at all?
Thanks!
Hi Kishan,
Unfortunately we cannot offer any guarantees as to theme compatibility. We work hard to make everything work with as wide a range of themes as possible, but we just can’t cover them all. Certainly if it works well with WooCommerce itself and also with The Events Calendar (and both are free so you can try them out) there ought to be no problem with WooCommerce Tickets.
Like I just want to sell tickets and send the attendees list to the client who will be selling tickets through my website. I want to send the attendees list which will obviously show the security number, and the name and the phone number.
We have email and export functions so, yes, you should be able to do this.
Does that help?
You’re right, it will generate a notice (if the code isn’t provided with a well formed link, for instance) – I’ve updated the snippet to avoid that, but please note it was just a simple example to provide a starting point for anyone wishing to make a customization along these lines.
What’s basically happening is the same function – modify_event_link() – is called whether the URL relates to the event, the organizer or the venue – hence why it supplies the same text in each case – and you can see how that is hooked up in the final 3 lines of the snippet. In your case, you could simply create two more functions to handle each special case (one for venues, one for organizers … as in Brook’s example).
Does that help?
Hi Michelle!
Do these 3 items work together?
Yes, they certainly should be capable of running side-by-side.
Will the eventbrite plugin work with private events?
Can you clarify what you mean and what you are wishing to do – do you want to push private events from WordPress to Eventbrite, for instance, or something else?
Thanks!
Definitely possible – take a look at our Themer’s Guide in the first instance for an overview of safely overridding templates, but in essence I’d imagine you could simply override the community/modules/recurrence.php template and just provide a completely empty file as your override.
Does that help?
1) Is it possible to have the event tickets show in the Woo Store?
Yes! Just edit the ticket in WooCommerce (you’ll find a link for this in the event editor – just hover over or open one of the tickets) and change the Catalog Visibility to something other than hidden.
2) Are you able to use a shortcode for event tickets into other pages / posts so that if I write a blog about an upcoming event I can have tickets to the event there at the bottom of the post?
Definitely possible – but not something that ships with the plugin at this time (though, perhaps, you could use a suitable WooCommerce shortcode if there is one, but we’d need to leave you to play with that). You can certainly suggest this as a feature or could even code it yourself – the WordPress Codex has a great entry on writing shortcodes.
Hope that helps!
Generally speaking we do not cover that, but in this case I’d definitely be interested in taking a closer look just as a precaution in case there is indeed something we could improve upon. Are you able to share your theme as a downloadable .zip?
OK, thanks!
It looks like these issues stem from the following line of CSS:
.column, .columns { float: left; display: inline; margin: 0px 10px 20px 10px; position: relative;}Which lives in {your-theme}/stylesheet/skeleton-responsive.css around line 26., as it targets all elements that use the CSS class “column” (though that’s a pretty generic keyword and so its rules are also impacting on week view columns, as an example).
Commenting that line out, or removing it, should resolve this. That’s not ideal of course because it does serve a purpose: it would be smarter to essentially “undo” it’s work only in relation to week view columns using something like (and please note this is by no means a complete solution):
.tribe-events-week .column { float: inherit; display: inherit; margin: inherit; position: inherit; }You would need to build up on that, however, and also ensure it is also enqueued some time after skeleton-responsive.css …and ideally but not necessarily before our own stylesheets, depending on how you tackle this.
Does that help at all?
I’m guessing you’re all good here and will go ahead and close this thread – of course if you need any further help please don’t hesitate to open a new thread. Thanks!
I’m guessing you’re all good here and will go ahead and close this thread – of course if you need any further help please don’t hesitate to open a new thread. Thanks!
I’m guessing you’re all good here and will go ahead and close this thread – of course if you need any further help please don’t hesitate to open a new thread. Thanks!
